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Burnet square’s black-and-white past reimagined in vibrant paintings

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By Suzanne Freeman Verified
| Marble Falls Picayune Verified
Recreating on canvas all four sides of the courthouse square in Burnet, circa 1900, took months of research and collaboration. Artist Ronda Hostetter took inspiration from old black-and-white photos, newspaper articles, and the stories of longtime residents to produce a set of impressionist paintings of the city’s downtown. All seven of the Project 1900 paintings will soon hang in the conference room of a building called Courthouse Square at the corner of Jackson and Pierce streets.
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Fired Kingsland librarian receives Champion of Writers Award

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By Suzanne Freeman Verified
| Marble Falls Picayune Verified
The Authors Guild’s first-ever Champion of Writers Award was presented to fired Kingsland librarian Suzette Baker during a recent gala in New York City. The honor was established to recognize librarians who fight against book bans. Baker was fired in March 2022 from her job as head librarian of the Kingsland Branch Library, one of three libraries in the Llano County Library System.
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Crisis Network quickly offers aid after Motel 6 fire; donations needed

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By Suzanne Freeman Verified
| Marble Falls Picayune Verified
Two hours after hearing that a fire at Motel 6 in Marble Falls on June 16 had displaced 65 people, the Highland Lakes Crisis Network had transformed the middle school into a shelter. The organization’s quick efforts also included a volunteer shuttle service to transport people from the motel. “We had 40 cots ready to go, food on its way, and volunteers signed up to work shifts over the next few days,” said HLCN Executive Director Kevin Naumann. “We got a lot of (volunteers) out of bed.
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